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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1973

Page

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Idaho School Financing Ruled Unconstitutional

Fourth District Judge Durtschi ruled Idaho's school financing unconstitutional for lacking a uniform system. He ordered restructuring to comply with Article IX, Section 1, and set a July 1, 1975 deadline for the Legislature to fix inequities. The case likely will be appealed by state officials, with discussions to involve the Board of Education, the superintendent, and the governor.

Boise UPU J. Ray Dutschi Idaho Durtschi W. Anthony Park Public Instruction D.F. Engelking Board of Education Roy Truby Supreme Court Truby Cecil D. Andrus Supreme Court of the United States Texas High Court Andrus

Federal probe hits illegal elk hunt on Crow Reservation

UPI reports a federal undercover agent testified about taking part in an illegal elk hunt on the Crow Reservation near Billings Montana for 1500 dollars per elk. Guides Lon and Rick Sanford and a list of co defendants face charges including conspiracy interstate transport of wildlife mislabeling shipments and hunting in a reservation and a national park. The case is part of a broader federal crackdown involving 18 people.

Los Angeles UPI Bruce Parker U.S. ‘Fish and Wildlife Service Billings Lon Rick Sanford Jonas Brothers

First Baby Born In New Hospital

The Bonner General Hospital in Bonner County welcomed its first baby, Franklin Bear Fulton, born at 1:25 p.m. Tuesday to Delbert L. Fulton Jr. and his wife. Parents reside on Bull River Road in Noxon Montana. Surgeon Dr. Marienau, who delivered the infant, was in an accident en route to the hospital. Hospital auxiliary president Susan Diehl presented the newborn and mother with a magic hanky and a blessing poem.

Bonner General Hospital Bonner County Frank Church Franklin Bear Fulton Delbert L. Fulton, Jr Bull River Road Noxon Mont Fultons Marienau Susan Diehl Delbert L. Fulton Franklin Bee

Bonner County Schools End Early Due To Snow

Bonner County School District 82 ended classes at 1 30 p m to let students reach home before dark. Superintendent Dr Wayne Likens said buses would avoid heavy traffic hours while maintaining safety. One bus slid on Sagle road with no injuries. a dump truck slipped into a ditch as it aided the bus.

Bonner County Wayne ’ Likens Likens Sagle Elmer Dexter

Sandpoint Weather Warns Of Hazardous Driving Conditions

Mostly cloudy through Thursday with occasional snow and fog patches at night and morning. Cooler conditions persist with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Precipitation chances fall to 40 percent tonight and Thursday. High Thursday near 35, low tonight around 25.

Marienau Hurt In Accident Near Sandpoint Idaho

Three snow related crashes reported in Bonner County. Dr Fred E Marienau was injured when his pickup slid off Highway 2 west of Sandpoint and rolled. He was en route to Bonner General Hospital to deliver a baby. A logging truck driven by Melvin A Glazier slid off the road but he was uninjured. Another crash on U S 95 near the Kootenai County line involved a pickup and horse trailer with no injuries.

Bonner County Sandpoint Fred E. Marienau Highway 2 Idaho Marienau Bonner General Hospital Melvin A. Glazier Laclede Glazier Kootenai County U.S. 95 Francis Hines Coaldale Alta

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